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Kemo says he should be 100% for sunday


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Thank God. I think we can handle having a backup playing at the other tackle spot if Kemo is healthy. Missing them both would be deadly.

I think this past week has really helped the fanbase appreciate everything Kemo brings to the team. Myself included. I've always liked the guy and thought he was good, but I didn't realize quite how important he was.

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oh the guy who got a grand total of 77 yards against the LIONS? that guy? yea im scared to death of him. :rolleyes:

But in only 13 rushes. Doesn't sound like a lot, but its 6 yards a carry.

We are going to be geared to stop the pass, so Kemo's play against the run will be even more important. If our tackles don't get a push, on the rare occasions they do run, they are going to hurt us.

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